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Fourier Analysis Technique: Engineering Signals & Systems by Ulaby & Yagle

The document discusses Fourier analysis technique and phasor analysis basics for linear time-invariant systems. It explains that phasor analysis can be used to compute system response when the system is described by a differential equation with a sinusoidal input. The response will also be sinusoidal. It also discusses properties of phasors and how differentiation and integration affect phasors.

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Fourier Analysis Technique: Engineering Signals & Systems by Ulaby & Yagle

The document discusses Fourier analysis technique and phasor analysis basics for linear time-invariant systems. It explains that phasor analysis can be used to compute system response when the system is described by a differential equation with a sinusoidal input. The response will also be sinusoidal. It also discusses properties of phasors and how differentiation and integration affect phasors.

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FOURIER ANALYSIS TECHNIQUE


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Engineering Signals & Systems by Ulaby & Yagle
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Phasor Analysis: Basics
  If an LTI system is described by a differential equation
with an eternal sinusoidal input, then phasor analysis is
a simple procedure for computing the system response.
  The system response is also an eternal sinusoidal signal.

  The phasor associated with signal

is the complex number

  If then

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Phasor Analysis: Basics
  The effects of differentiation and integration are:

  Use these properties to convert manipulations of sines


and cosines into manipulations of complex numbers.
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